Some Colorado doctors won ’t take insurance
In the 18 years since he completed his residency, Dr. Michael Keller worked for a hospital and joined a traditional family-medicine practice, but he always felt there was an unnecessary hindrance on his ability to provide care. So, in October, he opened his own one-man Summit Primary Care practice — and refused to accept public or private health insurance.
While the business model may seem suicidal at a time when the federal Affordable Care Act has mandated everyone get insurance, Keller has attracted…
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